historyofhwa

I watched Sacrifice and thought it was a good show but haven't watched TNA since. Their TV feels very stagnant and doesn't have as much energy as the live shows do on TNA+ or the PPVs. Doesn't really help either that they do a bunch of bulk tapings in different locations every few weeks. Not terribly excited about their direction either ... Moose vs. Nemeth and Mustafa Ali vs. Jake Something at Rebellion do nothing for me unfortunately but I'm sure they will be fun matches. The Machine Guns possibly leaving too would create a big void in the roster.

Hi everyone. Adam from the History of HWA project here. I was actually on this board WAY back in like the early 2010s but I have no clue what my username was back then so I just decided to join up with a new account and start from scratch. I'm currently working on chronicling the history of the Heartland Wrestling Association (HWA) from its early days up in the mid-90s through the final show in 2014. Over the past year, I've put together hundreds and hundreds of results cross-referencing Cagematch, Wrestling Data and the old HWA website via the Wayback Machine. I've also recently put together a directory of any HWA content I've found on YouTube and wanted to join to not only share notes and info about HWA but to also spread the word about great and forgotten matches from there. In terms of wrestling fandom, I watch everything ... classics, new, independent stuff and anything "off the radar" (Abrams UWF, AWF Warriors of Wrestling, etc.). Currently, I really enjoy AEW in the mainstream and Revolver, Prestige and GCW in the independent world. Don't watch much lucha or puro, not because I'm not interested in it, just because I don't have time to keep track of all of it but I will check out a match if it interests me.